Harambee Stars battle Pakistan in four-nation tourney
From left: Harambee Stars coach Engin Firat (right) issues instructions as Abdallah Hassan (left) and Captain Michael Olunga look on during their training session at Safaricom M-pesa Foundation in Thika on June 09, 2023 ahead of their upcoming four-nation tournament in Mauritius.
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Mwangi, 26, was elated to finally make it to a final squad after missing Kenya’s 2-1 friendly match loss against Iran on March 28 in Tehran.
“It is an opportunity that I don’t want to waste. If I am given an opportunity to play, I will give my best because I don’t want the coaches to regret that they selected the wrong person,” said Mwangi.
Harambee Stars midfielder Joseph Mwangi cannot wait to make his debut in the ongoing four-nation tournament in Mauritius.
Knowing too well how difficult it is to be selected for the national team, the Nzoia Sugar man has promised to give his best should he be selected for Stars’ first match of the tournament against a lowly-ranked Pakistan on Wednesday at the Cote D'Or National Sports Complex.
